defraudarverb
Defraudar means to defraud, to cheat, to disappoint or to let down in English. It is a verb, and you will see it as defrauda, defraudará and defraudaron.
- to defraud
- to cheat
- to disappoint
- to let down
No quiero defraudar a Tomás.
I don't want to let Tomás down.
Tomás sabía que María no lo defraudaría.
Tomás knew María wouldn't let him down.
Semejante renuncia nos ha defraudado un poco.
Such a resignation has disappointed us a little.
Solo quiero hacerte saber que yo no te defraudaré.
I just want to let you know that I won't let you down.
Common forms
| Form | Reading | Tense |
|---|---|---|
| defrauda | he, she, it | Present |
| defraudará | he, she, it | Future |
| defraudaron | they | Preterite |
| defraudando | Gerund | |
| defraudaste | you | Preterite |
| defraudara | he, she, it | Past subjunctive |
| defraudarán | they | Future |
| defraudaré | I | Future |
| defraudaba | he, she, it | Imperfect |
| defraudaría | he, she, it | Conditional |
| defraudo | I | Present |